Dave Rogers
Bandaged ice that stampedes inexpensively through
Evidence?
The collapse didn't look normal.
I see this a lot in the 9-11 Truth community. I'm not sure whether there's a commonly accepted name for it, but I think of it as the "single-sided inequality". We have two phenomena: (a) the collapse that happened, and (b) the idealised collapse that should have happened, and the argument is that (a) and (b) are not the same. The problem, however, is that (b) is never defined, so the assertion can never be tested.
Miragememories, could you please help us assess the quality of your argument here? Describe the normal way that a 47-storey steel framed tower collapses due to a combination of structural damage and uncontrolled fire, in detail. Take plenty of time, and include as much detail on timings, the direction different parts of the building fall, how much falls inside and how much outside the footprint, and anything else you can think of. Back it up with references wherever you can. When you've done that, we can compare the actual collapse with your account, then determine how different they actually are. If your account is credible, and the differences are sufficiently profound, then I suspect that everyone here will admit you have a point worth investigating.
Dave
